can you replace the rubber tips or refill the inks
18855
You can refill the ink, the top section of the pen pops off for access to the ink. I do not believe you can replace the rubber tips. It appears as if there made to stay on for the life of the pen.
18856
They are refillable, the ink cartridge is the one that unscrews, i dont think the tip can be replaced. I have been using mine for a long time and there are no issues. I really like these pens.
18857
Not sure about the rubber tips, wouldn't know where to find them. However the ink pen refill looks like a version of the Cross Ballpoint Refill.Cross Ballpoint Pen Refill, Medium Black, 2 Per Card (8513-2)
18858
The ink can be refilled. It uses the refills like the 'cross' pens. I'm not sure if the rubber tip is replaceable. I tried to take it off but it seems glued to it. But the rubber tip hasn't worn down since I've purchased it. Hope this helps.
1028688
Yes, INKXPRO sells refill bottles of ink. I have used their system with good success. Just go th their website.
1452836
You can screw the top and take the ink out. Not sure sure about the rubber part
2058636
This stylus is mesh and does not unscrew at the end. Yes if the end of your stylus unscrews then you can replace the rubber tip. They are sold 12 in a pack. I do not use lineards but i know they are featured here.
588170
I'm sorry to say I have not had the need to replace either red or blue ink refills yet since I use it more as a stylist. Sorry I could not be more helpful. Pat P.
69074
There is no ink to replace. The printer uses thermal labels. That is a real perk with this printer...never have to replace an ink cartridge.
709122
They have a Fountain Pen Ink Converter Refill - Twist Action inside. so you can refill it from an ink bottle.
1477119
The ink you buy to refill them with should include syringes. The little plastic tab gets pulled out for refilling and then put back in before reinstalling into your printer.
741326
You can get rubberizer and dip them in it. Probably easier than looking for tips.
365566
Just unscrew the very tip. Remove the old one with the spring. Put the spring on the refill. Place refill and screw back on. Nice and easy. Good luck.
1755733
Peel the sticker off of UR old ink cartridge underneath it there is a little dot. Use the hand drill that came with UR kit to drill hole out. Fill syringe or use ink bottle with needle. Put needle in al the way till u feel the sponge and take your time squeezing ink in, it will come out of the top hole u drilled when it's full. Wipe ink away and put scotch tape over hole. If the sponge dries all the way out it can't be refilled.
1662133
You can get new ink refills at the targus website and the paper but you can use other types of paper.You can also get a new pen if needed. Hope it helps
1769696
Yes, It can. I just changed two of mine with the fisher refills. Its a little more complicated. But you DO NOT have to drill out the tip if you use a fine tip. (I am not sure of the other Fisher med. or bold refills. You do have to take out the tiny plastic insert located in the tip. You can just poke it out with a paper clip or nail. I just used a piece of 5/32 shrink tubing cut to the length of the tip that was taken out. DO not heat the tubing. Just poke it into the tip (make sure its secure). Find another spring from a junk pen that has less tension in it. Add just a tiny drop of lubricant on the new ink refill and assemble. I used Fisher SPRF fine point black refill. Hope it helps! Yes, It can. I just changed two of mine with the fisher refills. Its a little more complicated. But you DO NOT have to drill out the tip if you use a fine tip. (I am not sure of the other Fisher med. or bold refills. You do have to take out the tiny plastic insert located in the tip. You can just poke it out with a paper clip or nail. I just used a piece of 5/32 shrink tubing cut to the length of the tip that was taken out. DO not heat the tubing. Just poke it into the tip (make sure its secure). Find another spring from a junk pen that has less tension in it. Add just a tiny drop of... » Read More Yes, It can. I just changed two of mine with the fisher refills. Its a little more complicated. But you DO NOT have to drill out the tip if you use a fine tip. (I am not sure of the other Fisher med. or bold refills. You do have to take out the tiny plastic insert located in the tip. You can just poke it out with a paper clip or nail. I just used a piece of 5/32 shrink tubing cut to the length of the tip that was taken out. DO not heat the tubing. Just poke it into the tip (make sure its secure). Find another spring from a junk pen that has less tension in it. Add just a tiny drop of lubricant on the new ink refill and assemble. I used Fisher SPRF fine point black refill. Hope it helps! « Show Less
2014731
Sorry, we have not used the stamps enough to know how many stamps you can get from each. I do not think you can refill the ink but could use a separate ink pad after ink runs out. Good luck!
389860
Hi maritza! Unfortunately, the tips on our XXL fiber pens are not replaceable. We offer thin rubber tipped pens with replaceable tips that you can see here: http://www.amazon.com/The-Friendly-Swede-Extra-Long/dp/B00DTOJO10 And one length of fiber tipped pens with replaceable tips here: http://www.amazon.com/The-Friendly-Swede-Replaceable-Hybrid/dp/B00K4NVRR8 If there's anything else, just let me know. I can be contacted directly via this link:
1335596
I just use regular Parker refills. Actually I change out the ballpoint and replace with the gel ink refills.
1840367
You could also look for a local ink refiller. There's a store where I live that refills ink cartridges. It's very cheap and they put over 20% more ink in the cartridge than the manufacturers. (They don't fill them up.)